勇士 强渡大渡河、飞夺泸定桥 战争片 观后感

电影《勇士》，那童年记忆中的课文，强渡大渡河、飞夺泸定桥，正是这部电影所要讲的故事。

勇士的故事是否能够讲得动人，很重要的一点就是让观众明白当时两大阵营的力量悬殊，从而理解红军是置之死地而后生。1935年5月，中央红军巧渡金沙江、穿越彝区甩掉围追堵截的敌人后，北上与红四方面军汇合是志在必得的战略任务，强渡大渡河就成了敌我双方厮杀的重要一战，也是红军生死存亡的关键战役。红军巧布奇兵，以两个团的兵力伪装红军主力压向大渡河，然后猛然直奔泸定桥。

自上世纪50年代末以来，几乎每年都有关于“长征”题材的影视作品涌现。一提起长征，我们都觉得非常熟悉，在小学课本、媒体报道、文艺作品里都可以看到。但是我们往往把长征从大战略、大格局上来讲述，很少有影视作品从细节入手，去表现长征中那些有代表性的人物，表现长征中某些具体的阶段。而恰恰是这些红军中普普通通的士兵，他们对信念的坚守体现出的人性光辉，铸成了长征创造的人类奇迹。

那么摆在我们面前的问题是，在长征经历的许多事件中，选择哪一段、选择什么样的典型人物来重塑电影《勇士》。毛主席在延安曾跟斯诺说过:“强渡大渡河是长征途中最关键的事件，如果在那里失败了，红军就可能被消灭……”毛主席这段话说明在长征的整个过程中，飞夺泸定桥非常重要。在《勇士》中，我用6个字回溯这个过程:过河、跑路、过桥。勇士们过的河可不是“妹妹你坐船头”过的河，而是孙营长率领的17位勇士以生命为代价强渡的大渡河;勇士们跑的路可不是今天“跑男”们穿着旅游鞋跑的路，而是勇士们穿着草鞋在崇山峻岭里穿越人类极限的奔跑;勇士们过的桥不是今天的人们开着汽车奔向旅游景点走过的桥，而是勇士们冒着枪林弹雨爬过的没有桥板的泸定桥……这6个字的故事筑起了勇士之魂，我想他会吸引更多的年轻观众跟随着勇士走进这场世界历史上的经典战役。

如果说长征精神以气壮山河的坚韧、不屈不挠的意志，改写了现代中国的历史，给那个时代的国家和民族以强烈的希望和坚定的信心，那么《勇士》中表现的强渡大渡河、飞夺泸定桥则是长征途中，甚至中国革命的伟大进程中，最重要的“淬火点”，或者说是“熔点”

英语翻译：

The movie "Warrior", the text in childhood memories, crossing the Dadu River and flying over the Luding Bridge, is exactly the story to be told in this movie.

It is very important for the audience to understand the disparity in strength between the two camps at that time, so as to understand that the Red Army was born after death. In May 1935, after the Central Red Army skillfully crossed the Jinsha River and crossed the Yi area to get rid of the enemies under siege, it was a determined strategic task to join the Red Fourth Army northward. Crossing the Dadu River became an important battle between the enemy and me, and it was also a key battle for the survival of the Red Army. The Red Army skillfully deployed the raiders, disguised the main forces of the Red Army with the forces of two regiments, and then rushed straight to Luding Bridge.

Since the late 1950s, almost every year, film and television works on the theme of the Long March have emerged. When we mention the Long March, we all feel very familiar with it, which can be seen in primary school textbooks, media reports and literary works. However, we often tell the Long March from the big strategy and big pattern, and few film and television works start from the details to show the representative figures in the Long March and some specific stages in the Long March. It is precisely these ordinary soldiers in the Red Army, whose persistence in faith reflects the brilliance of human nature and casts the miracle of mankind created by the Long March.

Then the question before us is, among the many events experienced in the Long March, which paragraph and what kind of typical characters to choose to reshape the film The Warrior. Chairman Mao once told Si Nuo in Yan 'an: "Crossing the Dadu River is the most crucial event on the Long March. If it fails there, the Red Army may be destroyed ..." This passage of Chairman Mao shows that it is very important to fly the Luding Bridge in the whole process of the Long March. In The Warrior, I use six words to trace this process: crossing the river, running the road and crossing the bridge. The river crossed by the warriors is not the river crossed by "sister, you take the boat head", but the Dadu River crossed by 17 warriors led by Sun Yingchang at the expense of their lives; The way the warriors run is not the way that the "running men" run in sneakers today, but the way that the warriors run through the limits of human beings in the mountains with straw sandals; The bridge that the warriors crossed is not the bridge that people drive to tourist attractions today, but the Luding Bridge that the warriors braved the bullets and climbed without bridges ... These six-word stories built the soul of the warriors, and I think he will attract more young audiences to follow the warriors into this classic battle in world history.

If the spirit of the Long March rewrites the history of modern China with the tenacious and indomitable will of the strong mountains and rivers, and gives strong hope and firm confidence to the countries and nations of that era, then the crossing of Dadu River and the flying of Luding Bridge in The Warrior are the most important "quenching points" or "melting points" on the way to the Long March and even in the great process of the Chinese revolution